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GMAT 1: 610 Q41 V35
GMAT 2: 660 Q48 V33
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12 May 2019, 03:46
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Hello,
I recently gave the GMAT without any proper preparation, and scored 610(Q41,V33). Before that what ever preparation i had done was mainly focused on verbal rather than quant.So this time around i wanna focus more on quant as i want a score above 700 and a Q 48-50 is a must.
But i'm having difficulty making a study plan as to how i should approach.
Should i finish one topic and spend a nice amount of time getting better in that, or should i finish up the basics of all and then practice to improve my score.
And, should i totally study quant first and then move to verbal. or do both with more focus on quant. ie 3 days quant and 2 days verbal if i study 5 days a week.
i have egmat verbal subscription and Magoosh quant as study material besides the official guide.
I recently gave the GMAT without any proper preparation, and scored 610(Q41,V33). Before that what ever preparation i had done was mainly focused on verbal rather than quant.So this time around i wanna focus more on quant as i want a score above 700 and a Q 48-50 is a must.
But i'm having difficulty making a study plan as to how i should approach.
Should i finish one topic and spend a nice amount of time getting better in that, or should i finish up the basics of all and then practice to improve my score.
And, should i totally study quant first and then move to verbal. or do both with more focus on quant. ie 3 days quant and 2 days verbal if i study 5 days a week.
i have egmat verbal subscription and Magoosh quant as study material besides the official guide.
12 May 2019, 05:38
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just search on GMATCLUB , there are many 1 month,2 month and 3 month study plans .
you can chose based on your situation .
Infact, egmat itself has one study planner and can devise a study plan for you based on your target score and hours u r willing to spend
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you can chose based on your situation .
Infact, egmat itself has one study planner and can devise a study plan for you based on your target score and hours u r willing to spend
Posted from my mobile device
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